elections in Congress are using earmarks to federally fund millions of dollars of “woke” pet projects in their districts — in an attempt to use taxpayer dollars to advance a diversity-focused agenda. Democrats are earmarking millions of dollars in the upcoming senate for unique projects that are designed to advance social justice …
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Former Sen. Martha McSally’s ex-deputy elections” target=”_blank”>campaign manager<more than $115,000 from her campaign, according to the U.S. justice-department” target=”_blank”>Department of Justice.< Then-U.S. Senate candidate Martha McSally, R-Ariz, speaks during a rally for President Donald Trump at the International Air Response facility on October 19, 2018 in Mesa, Arizona. (Getty Images) …
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As the May 25 anniversary of george-floyd” target=”_blank”>George Floyd’s< are working across the aisle to introduce bipartisan legislation to overhaul some police standards. A small group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Karen Bass, D-Calif., along with Senators Tim Scott, R-S.C., and Cory Booker, D-N.Y. — all of whom previously introduced police …
Read More »Montana Gov. Gianforte signs bill banning transgender athletes from girls sports
us-regions Gov. Greg Gianforte approved legislation Friday barring transgender youth from participating on sports teamsa> that correspond with their gender identity.< President Biden signed an executive order in January calling on public schools to allow transgender athletes to participate on sports teams that align with their gender identity. The order …
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us-regions Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a controversial bill into law Friday that will restrict how race and gender-based content can be taught in public schools and universities. “Now more than ever, we need policies that bring us closer together – not rip us apart,” the Republican governor said Friday. “I …
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Labor Secretary Marty Walsh drew a parallel Friday between the continued fight over reopening schools for in-person instruction and the April jobs report, which fell far short of experts’ predictions. The economy gained 266,000 new jobs in April, bringing the unemployment rate to 6.1%. Experts had estimated 1 million new jobs …
Read More »'Ghost gun' crackdown proposal issued by Department of Justice
For the first time since 1968, the justice-department” target=”_blank”>Department of Justice< states. National Association for Gun Rights President Dudley Brown said the proposed rule “is a slap in the face to the millions of law-abiding Americans who have built their own firearms at home.” “It’s a nonsense ‘feel good’ rule that …
Read More »DHS chief Mayorkas says hundreds of migrant kids still coming in daily
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Friday was at the southern border, touting how the Biden administration has emptied immigration — but warning that officials are seeing hundreds of unaccompanied children cross each day. Mayorkas toured the facility in Donna, Texas, which had been packed with more than 4,000 migrants early …
Read More »Florida voting law signed by DeSantis stops Mark Zuckerberg, others from bankrolling election administration
For at least two us-regions counties, the new voting law means losing millions in private grant money bankrolled mostly by companies founder mark-zuckerberg” target=”_blank”>Mark Zuckerberg,< a Republican, signed the bill Thursday that includes provisions such as adding voter ID requirements to absentee voting and limiting ballot harvesting. The law also …
Read More »US general warns China aiming to establish Atlantic naval base in Africa
The top U.S general for world-regions is warning that a growing threat from world-regions may come not just from the waters of the Pacific but from the Atlantic as well. U.S. Gen. Stephen Townsend, in an interview with The Associated Press, said Beijing is looking to establish a large navy port capable …
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